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228 W. 10th St., New York, NY, 10014
nr. Bleecker St.
212-645-0200
By ffax on 9/30/2007
My husband and I returned to Maremma after a so-so meal there a year ago. WOW! Everything--from the decor to the wine list to the service but especially the food--has dramatically improved. The swiss chard dumplings were light and flavorful, the gnocchi and tagliatelli lovely, and the panna cotta absolutely delish. Best of all, we had the least expensive wine on the list (San Giovese Maremma) and it worked perfectly with the food. We recommend Maremma for molto buon gusto!
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By thfd on 5/14/2007
The restaurant was beautiful inside, yet the food was overly seasoned. Everything was too salty and too spicy.
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By berger on 10/6/2005
Since the restaurant opened in July of this year, my husband & I have been fortunate to have eaten there on several occasions with both friends and family. Everyone loved the very unique decor - the casual, 'sit-back & enjoy' atmosphere of the restaurant. The service was a little sketchy at times - but everyone was so courteous and sensitive to making our dining experience special, we were able to 'forgive' and chalk it up to newness and nervousness because when the food arrived everything was spectacular!! Our favorite menu selections have been the beef rib appetizer and the breaded porkchop dinner. In fact - we have ordered both every time we've had dinner there! We try to get into the city at least once a month & we plan to have dinner at Maremma everytime!
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